On-site leisure's most sought of Santo Quintino, the fair Field, which is a picnic Park with several stone tables and benches.

On this site are still visible some remnants of the Castro culture. Highlighting the rock altar, on which was built the chapel of Santa Ana.

Space used by the Philharmonic in traditional popular festivities. The garden surrounding the site contributes to a better harmony between the music and the spectators.

Space prepared to host exhibitions of community interest, currently featuring the permanent exhibition Laurissilva – UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This flagstone is from the Bronze Age and it is included in an archaeological site. The cave paintings are mainly characterized by the representation of geometric and zoomorphic figures.

A reservoir located right in the Natural Park of the São Mamede Hill, on the Nisa Brook, near archaeological sites. It is not fit for sports.

Simple site where the home-cooked meal is added value, as well as plenty of desserts. Good quality-price ratio.

This milestone was built in 1844 during the Kingdom of Dona Maria II in order to mark out the former Royal road. It stands out its sphere with a sun watch.

Located west of Lisbon, it belongs to the sedimentary fringe of Estremadura. It is 10 kilometers long, 5 kilometers wide and 30 kilometers in perimeter, reaching its maximum altitude (540 meters) at Cruz Alta. Integrated into the Sintra/Cascais Natural Park, it is divided into two landscapes: one is the extensive agricultural area north of Colares that encompasses the São João das Lampas plateau, the other is the coastal strip between the mouth of the Falcão River and the Citadel of Cascais, ending at Cabo da Roca. Presenting magnificent natural beauty, due to the variety of vegetation, paths and lakes, it …

Chapel dating from the 16TH century, consisting of a longitudinal plan with a nave, a chancel closer and high and a vestry located near. The fountain was built in 1905 and has a rectangular plan with go round arch, based on Tuscan pillars.